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Maybe I misunderstand your comment, but aren't "9-5" and "doing what it takes to get the job done" contradictory? The one is having fixed working hours and, as
by pure-awesome 7y ago
Maybe I misunderstand your comment, but aren't "9-5" and "doing what it takes to get the job done" contradictory?
The one is having fixed working hours and, as in the parent comment, compensating with extra leave if those hours are overstepped.
The other is working overtime whenever there is extra work that has to get done.
- rjbwork 7y agoI mean, ALWAYS 9-5, in addition to whatever it takes to get the work done. One or the other can be totally fine but it leaves little room for wiggling with comp time.
- pure-awesome 7y agoAh! I understand your comment now, by > obsession with 9-5 and whatever else it takes You mean an obsession with "working 9-5 ALONG WITH whatever else it takes", not an obsession with "9-5" and a separate obsession with "whatever it takes".
- rjbwork 7y agoYeah. I could have used a better conjunction, haha. Thanks.
- necovek 7y agoThere is always extra work that needs to be done. If you are looking longer term, avoiding burnout and employee satisfaction will be a net positive. If you are looking short-term (12 months at most, but 3 months is more of a burnout limit), you may benefit from overworking people.